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Can the semantics of a numeric hierarchy be faithfully represented in Haskell?
I am trying to represent a fragment of a number hierarchy using the Haskell concepts of value, type, and type class. I would like the Haskell code to reflect the mathematical semantics $\vdash ((x \in …
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